Sperling to build on 135-year history
Laraine Sperling has broken more than 130 years of tradition at one of Australia’s oldest architecture and design firms.
Ms Sperling is the new CEO at Buchan, becoming
Read more13 July 2026
Children of parents detained or deported “shattered”
The children of parents detained or deported under Australia’s immigration system remain forever “shattered” and need better support, according to a new national
Read more13 July 2026
Queensland tax rules stifling super fund farm investment
Queensland’s land tax settings are inadvertently discouraging Australian superannuation funds from investing in agriculture, a leading tax specialist says.
Duncan
Read more13 July 2026
Music industry strikes a chord with AI labelling
With AI-generated tracks representing almost half of new music delivered to some streaming platforms, a new labelling system has been introduced by the global music
Read more13 July 2026
Tips to help keep your teen (and you) off devices
By Danielle Einstein
Phones and devices have become inextricably linked with everyday life. They store our credit cards, provide critical bus updates, and allow us to
Read more13 July 2026
State housing fund passes 100,000 milestone
An initiative to fast-track housing construction in Queensland has now paved the way for more than 100,000 new homes across the state.
Deputy Premier and Minister for
Read more13 July 2026
Ipswich healing place honours First Nation sacrifices
The sacrifices of First Nations men and women throughout history are being honoured in a new landmark in a South-East Queensland city.
Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said
Read more13 July 2026
Titanic takeover delivers dream visit for Warriors
A New Zealand invasion of the Gold Coast in August will impact one of South-East Queensland’s tourism icons.
In the lead-up to the New Zealand Warriors’ upcoming NRL
Read more13 July 2026
Drane continues Youth Justice work as Director-General
The man who has overseen recent changes to Queensland’s youth justice system has been made Director-General of the Department of Youth Justice and Victim
Read more13 July 2026
Brisbane’s frenzied housing market slowing down
Brisbane’s property market is showing signs of coming off the boil after an “exceptional run” over the past five years.
The Savill’s Research latest residential
Read more10 July 2026